While you can make tons of money just maintaining your run of the mill monthly cleaning contracts, some extra money can be made in construction clean-up.
These jobs tend to come and go, so they don’t make dependable income to rely on, but the money you can earn when you get one can be great bonus money.
If you get a few clean-ups per year, you’ll have enough cash left at the end of the year to take a few killer vacations. The weeks you work the jobs may be hectic, but when you are sitting on a beach in Aruba you won’t be thinking about that!
So with all that said, today I wanted to give you a construction clean-up flyer that you can use to get the ball rolling for your company. I left it kind of generic, this way you can modify it as you see fit.
Tom Watson’s Construction Clean-Up Flyer
As you can see, the flyer goes straight to the point. No small talk, we’re just cutting to the chase! This is who we are and this is what we do. Short and sweet works best in my opinion. Anyway… I’ve used flyers like the one above with great success over the years. Pick the one you want below and use it “as is” or modify to suit your needs.
Construction Clean-Up Flyer OpenOffice Version
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Construction Clean-Up Flyer PDF Version
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So, I LOVE This flyer. It will definitely bring in more work, my question is, HOW do I bid!?
Example of me NOT knowing, I quoted a 3600sq home, final touches clean at $180 and I was laughed at!
I need your help!!!
Hi Lamar! Thanks… and to your question, that will have to be another post down the road. Pricing for construction clean up is generally much higher than most think. It’s not a regular clean. LOTS of dust, sometimes stickers to remove off new appliances / windows etc…
Sometimes you have to do windows (more of a light cleaning). Plus many times the cleaning is a two step process. The first one gets the heavy debris and you lay the groundwork for the next cleaning, which is a DETAIL cleaning that makes it pristine.
Hi Tom,
How can I approached a residential costumer about increasing her cleaning services. I provide cleaning services every two week, one floor each time. There is 1 more person and a extra dog ( two dogs in total) leaving in the house ( an extra bedroom and bad room are using now) I have this account for 2 years already. Some time the owner cancel or postpone a week or two, leaving the house more dirty and more work for me for the next visit.
Please help!
Hi Carla! All you can do is RECOMMEND more service. Communication is the key. Try to have a chat with her about the issues you are having. This can be delicate, so tread lightly. A price increase may also solve the issue to a degree if you don’t want to address the issue head on.